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ROWSKI.L8 AND THOMSON, PillNTERS, T
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. ! P E 15 F A C E In compiling thi
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CANADIAN GAZETTEER. ADDINGTON. A Co
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This is a triangular-shaped townshi
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" Eric, are very beautiful; the swe
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ASPHODEL. A Township in the Colbome
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: BARTON VILLE. A small Settlement
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— 11 The following abstract from
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13 branch, the two forming what is
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— 15 the south by Normanby. This
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'. 50 17 BOND HEAD. A small Village
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19 Presbyterian, Catholic, two Meth
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21 BIIOCKVILLE. The District Town o
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— 20 of lakes that runs through t
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— I : 2ft •tores, two druggists
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27 and on the north-west by Alfred
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- Page 55 and 56: — 41 the tO'Wnship. Ouraborland i
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- Page 61 and 62: 47 Otonabee River, There is some go
- Page 63 and 64: 49 There are two inills (grist and
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- Page 73 and 74: 59 Fitzroy Harbour is situated in t
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- Page 79 and 80: 65 Goderich is fifty-nine miles fro
- Page 81 and 82: 67 GOIIGICHIN LAKE. A continmition
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- Page 85 and 86: 71 The following produce passed thr
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- Page 89 and 90: — 75 Professions and Trades.—On
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- Page 107 and 108: 93 Specific gravitj- Aniih/sis of t
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- Page 111 and 112: 97 LATIMER'S CORNER. A small Settle
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- Page 115 and 116: 101 The follo-winp; Government and
- Page 117 and 118: 103 LOUTH. A Township in the Niagar
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- Page 121 and 122: 107 and at some seasons not one. Th
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- Page 125 and 126: Ill settled about twenty-five years
- Page 127 and 128: 113 present village was only commen
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- Page 131 and 132: 117 MINTO. A I'ownship in the Welli
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131 ••ast corner, on the town-l
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; 133 OAKLAND. A Village in the sou
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135 emigrants from tlu- old country
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1.37 OSPIIY. A Township in the Simc
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139 is magnificent, particularly th
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141 north-east; both near the River
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143 PEEL. A Township in the Welling
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— 145 The following Government an
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— - 147 Professions and Trades.
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149 neighbourhood, if the road from
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151 PORTLAND. A small Villaf^e in t
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153 PRESCOTT. A County in the Ottaw
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T55 Waterloo; and on the south and
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: 157 \yf which 5,569 arc unrlcr cu
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— 159 RAWDON. A Township in the V
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161 Jjasscs, bears in general a ver
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163 RUSSELL. A County in the Ottawa
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; 165 Stage fare to London, $3. Ste
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167 SCARBOROUGIL A Township in the
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169 and seven feet high, made of oa
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: 171 msker, three cabinet-makers,
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173 The \rater in some parts of the
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; 175 SOMMEIIVILLE. A Township in t
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177 foundry, seven stores, one drug
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179 bay with deep water, well shelt
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181 rrnoat twenty-five miles. In th
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— 183 The amount of lockage and c
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— 185 hetwcen Sunnidale and Notta
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187 TEOUMSKTH. A Township in the Si
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— 189 Tlie Cliippcwas possess an
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191 THOROLD. A Township in the Niaj
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193 ^contains a large portion of ve
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— 195^ and Globe. The following m
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197 Exports from the Port of Toront
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199 '!^»^rt'h-east corner of the t
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: 201 The following ahstT'act from
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203 and share in the same annuity.
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205 the townsliip> and it is watere
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— 207 The ilcsi^n at the time was
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211 oooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooo
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213 WEI-LESLEY. A Towiisliip in the
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215 WELLINGTON. A. small Village si
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I Jo' : 217 The following abstract
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219 TPopulation in 1842, 5,714; who
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221 WINDMILT. POINT. A Point of Lan
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" 223 Kitley; and on the south-east
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225 twelve saw mills. In Yonge 200
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CANADA; ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT AND EA
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230 In 1598, the Marquis de la Roch
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232 country inaccessible to the Fre
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254 do at home: and many persons wh
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— 236 of the tints of the forest
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; 238 consequence established a pre
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240 are aTmnally taken and salted,
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— 242 descriptions of the country
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244 Writers on Canada and the Unite
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246 To give anything like a correct
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I 248 By the Hon. Mr. Macaulay, of
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— — ^ 250 none of them at any r
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252 value, buyincr more land than t
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— ; 256 leill vary from three to
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262 _(rt(f|_ CT) i-cWC>) -' r-)«i
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. 268 Magistrates who have qualifie
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270 'vV. A. Baldwin ... Toronto Cit
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272 William Earl Lansdowne. Samuel
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." ' T. I I John j P. j James India
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i J. ] Wm. ' Jacob I W. i J. ! J. I
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. . 278 John A. Ray Do. P. H. Morin
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Osnabruck 280 Brockville Lamb's Poo
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282 Baptht Ministers—Continued. B
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284 From Perth to Lanark, 12— Pak
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The following places were accidenta
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— ; ADVERTISEMENTS. GREAT BARGAIN
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ADVERTISEMENTS. ITOW TORONTO FURNAC
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ADVERTISEMENTS. OPTICIAN, BEGS J. G
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ADVERTISEMENTS. SMITH'S POCKET COMM
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